Conan: I Always Happen to Be on the Scene. Isn't That Very Weird?

The plot seems familiar and surprising. Several times I thought it was nothing more than that at the beginning, but later I found that the author's adaptation was quite reasonable and surprising. Moreover, this is the first time I saw that the female protagonist is Sonoko in Tomato. The relationship between the protagonist and Sonoko is also warming up a little bit. It is not like many similar books that want to give the male protagonist a monkey when they meet. It is very realistic and I give it a good review.

It's not bad. The rare heroines of Yuan Nu are basically Xiao Ai. But I feel like I could write something about Yuan Nu in the introduction. When I first looked at the cover, I thought it was Xiao Ai again.

I read another Conan book by the author. The two books have two different styles. This one is written closely to the plot, and the other one is almost all original plots based on the world of Conan. Relatively speaking, I like the other one.

It's watchable, but the writing is a bit immature, but the heroine is Sonoko, so I give it five stars.

Support me, it's well written

It's still fun to watch.

Very well written, keep up the good work